1994Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

Baroque Baroque: The Culture of Excess

Stephen Calloway

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1900-1920s - fantasy and excess the 1930s: Neo-Baroque and fantasy the 1940s - wartime Romanticism - pleasing decay and the Baroque image the 1950s - romantic Baroque the 1960s and 1970s - Baroque in its nadir the 1980s - Baroque Baroque Revival.

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1900-1920s - fantasy and excess the 1930s: Neo-Baroque and fantasy the 1940s - wartime Romanticism - pleasing decay and the Baroque image the 1950s - romantic Baroque the 1960s and 1970s - Baroque in its nadir the 1980s - Baroque Baroque Revival.

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1900-1920s - fantasy and excess the 1930s: Neo-Baroque and fantasy the 1940s - wartime Romanticism - pleasing decay and the Baroque image the 1950s - romantic Baroque the 1960s and 1970s - Baroque in its nadir the 1980s - Baroque Baroque Revival.

Key concepts: Baroque, Fantasy, Art, Romanticism, Romance, Art history, Literature

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